FACT CHECK: Did Gina Carano Win $115 Million In Court Case Against Disney?
The post claiming that actress Gina Carano was awarded $115 million in a court case against Disney is false. The claim originated from a satirical outlet and Disney has actually motioned to dismiss Carano’s lawsuit. Carano was reportedly fired from “The Mandalorian” for expressing her views. Elon Musk is said to be funding her lawsuit. Yahoo! News and AP News have reported on the developments. It is important to fact-check information before sharing it to prevent the spread of misinformation. In this case, the claim about Gina Carano winning $115 million in a lawsuit against Disney is not true. It is always advisable to verify information from reputable sources before believing and sharing it.
A post shared on social media purports that actress Gina Carano was awarded $115 million in a court case against Disney.
Verdict: False
The claim stems from a satirical outlet.
Disney motioned to dismiss Carano’s lawsuit, which Elon Musk is funding, according to Yahoo! News. The actress claims she was fired from “The Mandalorian” for expressing her views and encouraged others to join the suit, according to AP News.
A post shared on Facebook alleges that Carano has won a court case against Disney and Lucasfilm. The post shares a photo of Carano on a red carpet and includes a promo photo of the main character from “The Mandalorian” superimposed.
The caption reads, “A Hollywood jury has ordered Disney and Lucasfilm to pay Gina Carano $115 million over Mandalorian firing.”
The claim is inaccurate. The claim stems from a satirical news outlet called America’s Last Line of Defense. The article claims that she won her wrongful termination lawsuit against her former employer.
The website features a Disclaimer that identifies the site as parody, “Dunning-Kruger-Times.com is a subsidiary of the ‘America’s Last Line of Defense’ network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery.” A lawsuit is underway regarding Carano’s claim that she was wrongfully terminated by the studio, according to The Hollywood Reporter. (RELATED: Does This Video Show Justin Timberlake During Sobriety Test?)
This is not the first time misinformation about a celebrity has been shared online. Check Your Fact recently debunked a claim Britney Griner asked Angel Reese to replace an injured player on the Olympics roster.
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